HP-UX 11i v3 International Printing Features

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is text or PostScript.
Duplex
side=side
Prints the job in a way specified by the side variable. Its possible
values are:
1 | one_sided | one_sided_simplex
Prints only one side of the sheet.
2 | two_sided | two_sided_duplex
Prints on both sides of the sheet; the second side is reached by
flipping the sheet about its left edge, as in the binding of a book.
tumble | two_sided_tumble
Prints on both sides of the sheet, but prints the opposite way up
on each side, so that the second side can be read by flipping
the sheet along its top axis.
udc=udc-file
Specifies the user-defined character raster font as specified in the
udc(1). The print filter will look for UDC file in the
/usr/lib/asx/UDC directory if an absolute path is not
specified.
User-defined
characters
umap=umap-file
Specifies the UDC code font mapping file to be used for
mapping user defined characters to code points in TrueType and
bitmap fonts. The format of the umap file is the same as that of
the PCL5.asian model file with the exception that psfontpf
works better with actual font file names than the XLFD names.
PPD keyword
option
opt=keyword:option
Selects the given PPD option keyword as the value of the PPD
main keyword.
Setup macro
setup=macro
Specifies the use of the option lists associated with the given
macro name.
In addition to the built-in options listed in Table 9 and Table 10, the psfontpf print filter accepts
additional options derived from the PPD file and user-defined options and aliases, as specified with
the psmsgen command. The embedded help message within the PS.font-derived interface file
contains a list of all the other supported non-built-in options.
A keyword-option pair (keyword=option) not matching any of the built-in keyword-option pairs above
is treated as the selection of the given PPD option keyword as the value of the given PPD main
keyword. This is equivalent to the use of the option opt=keyword:option.
A standalone option (without =) not matching any of the built-in standalone options above is treated
as one of the followings in descending order:
• A setup macro name
• A locale name or locale alias
• A page size name, (such as A4)
• An input tray name
• A codeset name or Unicode transformation format name
• A font name or typeface name
The print filter tries to match the option name against the list of valid options in each category from
top to bottom. If the option name matches none of the valid options, the option is ignored.